Feeling a little lost now Glastonbury's not on this year? 

A festival abroad is the great way to combine partying with travel, and going abroad doesn't necessarily mean more expensive.  

Leading online travel agent, Travel Republic has pulled together some fantastic offers, including flights and hotels, as well as some money-saving tips to help anyone who's feeling a little stuck in the mud about what to do this summer.

Annie Mac Lost and Found Festival, Malta, 3-6 May 2018 

Leading UK DJ, Annie Mac brings the best of electronic music to the picturesque Island of Malta in this festival. This four day festival guarantees Mediterranean sunshine and non stop partying, so its perfect for anyone looking to avoid another rainy May bank holiday. With Valletta's 16th century architecture and gorgeous beaches, there's plenty to do on the island before the festival, so its worth going a little early. In fact Malta has been named European Capital of Culture for 2018 so there's never been a better year to visit. Travellers willing to be flexible with flights, by taking an early morning flight after the festival can enjoy a saving of around £200. 

Seven nights in Qawra, Malta based on two adults, staying at the four star Canifor Hotel on a B&B basis, including flights from Leeds Bradford starts from £282pp, departing on April 30.  

Festival tickets from: £119.

Songkran Water Festival, Thailand, 13-15 April 2018 

Thailand Songkran Water Festival is one of the most fun events around and is Ideal for anyone looking for a festival with a difference. Held across the country to celebrate the new year, Songkran is a massive street water fight, and is the ultimate way to cool down in the heat. A trip to Asia doesn't cost as much as you'd expect, with hotel prices and living costs being far lower than in Europe. 

Seven nights in Bangkok, Thailand, based on two adults sharing, staying at the three star Grand Mandarin Residence on a Room Only basis, including flights from London Heathrow, starts from £596pp departing on April 11. 

Festival tickets from: Free 

Kings Day, Amsterdam, 27 April 2018

The Dutch know how to party, and there's no better time to visit Amsterdam and let your hair down, than Kings Day, one of the world's largest street parties. The celebration sees non-stop celebrations throughout the night before and into the next, during this festival. Amsterdam's just an hours flight away from the UK, and festival entrance is free so its great option for anyone looking to have a great time, without spending too much.  

Two nights in Amsterdam, Netherlands, based on two adults sharing, staying at the three star West Side Inn on a Room Only basis, including flights from Manchester, start from £199pp, departing on April 26. 

Festival tickets from: Free. Some events are now ticketed at a charge, but most of the events on Kings Day can be enjoyed for free.

La Tomatina, Bunol (near Valencia), 29 August 2018

Held in Bunol, an hour outside of Valencia, La Tomatina is Spain's annual tomato throwing festival, and is one for the bucket list. The main day kicks off when contenders try and knock off a ham from a pole, then the mass food fight, involving 20,000 participants begins. Ticket numbers have been capped this year so it is best to buy your ticket in advance.

Stay in beautiful Valencia to save money at this festival. There are regular trains to and from Bunol on festival day and it is worth staying a little longer after to explore the city.

Five nights in Valencia, Spain, based on two adults sharing, staying at the three star Hotel Malcolm and Barret on a room only basis, including flights from London Gatwick, start from £375pp, departing on August 26.

Festival tickets from: £17.70 +

Crop Over Festival Barbados, August 6th 2018

Crop Over Festival in Barbados is one of the most lively and colourful festivals around. The event was originally held to celebrate the end of the sugar cane season and this once in a lifetime festival is still pretty sweet. Celebrations take place over a number of weeks but the main event is the Grand Kadooment parade on August 6th, and sees lots of dancing, music, sequins, feathers and music trucks come to the streets.

Seven nights in Christ Church, Barbados, based on two adults sharing, staying at the three star South Beach Hotel on a B&B basis, including flights from London Gatwick, start from £1,517pp, departing on July 31.  

Festival tickets from: Free